Yongping’s Massage & Spa - Seal Beach, California

Yulya Voronova

the massage was good, but it was very cold in the room and noisy. when the massage was over and I went to pay, they asked me how I would pay the tip? I gave $10 in cash, the massage therapist and the receptionist changed their faces and with a disapproving look told me to add another $5-6, you should have seen the massage therapist's face, how she looked angrily and counted my money in front of me and said that it was not enough 🤦‍♀️ I paid $80 for the massage and $15 tip! I will definitely not come again!

Ro Ru

I think it's interesting that people think that tipping for massage is necessary,

Like Jack below , you're paying somebody $70 an hour to do something
Most other skilled labor jobs - don't pay people more then $50 an hour, and they don't get tips.

If a masseuse wants to make more money - they can demand that their employer pay them more !
(Owners and employers of Massage shop, get most of the money, & they don't do any work)
... that's where the real, unfairness is.

. wants to make more money

And then think about all the actual labors to work on peoples yards and things like that for more than an hour.. but they don't get tips

R Mey

I've been looking for a nice foot massage location for awhile now, and luckily came across Yongping's. I decided to 'walk-in' instead of making appt, so i could take the opportunity to survey the place before I committed. They were very courteous upon arrival. The location was easy to get to, clean and organized. I was able to schedule a massage within 30mins of my arrival, giving me and my friend time to pop into Finbar's for a quick drink before our massages ( located right next door, and yummy too!). Upon arrival for our r appt we were taken back to our area, given instructions on next steps, and got ready for our massage. I was in pain before I went in, my neck, back legs and feet needed some TLC after spending many hours at a desk, and on a plane. By the time my reflexology session was over, I had melted into into the massage table. The masseuse applied firm pressure throughout and really could read where my tension spots were. I left in a daze, went home, drank an abundance of water- as directed, and chilled for the rest of the night. I thought I would wake up sore the next day, (it was a workout), but I didn't! I felt great! Called my friend and she too confirmed that she felt great as well. Finally! I said, we found our spot. Polite, clean, skilled, and worth every dime! We will definitely be back!! So excited! A must try for relieving life's tensions. And a much needed addition to my mind-body balancing goals. When you work hard, you need to take care of yourself. A great place for some TLC. Thank you Yongping's. See you again soon!

Mark Nichols

I received a good massage for a good price
The rooms are not as private as I thought they would be However the music set the mood I left very relaxed
I chatted with the owner Nancy on my way out. She was kind and gracious

Jack Gao

People always say things like they ask of more tip. Are you kidding me? One person working on your body for 30 minutes/ 1 hour/ 90 minutes/ 2 hours. You only tipping a 20 percent? Place like massage parlor, not like restaurant’s waitress and waiter. Those people only take your order and bring the food to the table. Massage workers works the entire time for your appointment deserves more tip. People need education on this. I’m a consumer, I knew it. Don’t be so hard on them.

Staged To Sell

OMG Pure AMAZINGNESS! Best Foot Spa and Full Body Massage EVER!!!! Do their $50 90 min special. Were from Vegas and will def include this in our next trip back to Cali!

Harrison Harrison

Great service, kind and talented staff.

Aaron Castillo

Massage was alright, and when I went to tip $15.00 dollars she pointed to a sign saying $20.00
I tip accordingly to cost and service and 20% of $70.00 $14.00 she asked for $20.00 🖕🏼this place
No mas here anymore.